Kentucky Prep Softball/KSCA: Region 10

ATTENTION 10th REGION FANS, COACHES, & PLAYERS
This web page is maintained by Stuart Caudill, assistant coach at Montgomery Co. If you have news or information that you'd like to have posted on this web page, send it to stucaudill@roadrunner.com.


TEAMS IN THE 10th REGION
37th District: Bishop Brossart, Campbell Co., Scott
38th District: Harrison Co., Nicholas Co., Pendleton Co.
39th District: Bracken Co., Mason Co., Maysville St. Patrick
40th District: Bourbon Co., George Rogers Clark, Montgomery Co., Paris


2008 TOP PLAYERS IN THE REGION (in alphabetical order)
Player School Grade Pos.
Hollee Bretz Nicholas Co. SR C
Ashley Bromagen Nicholas Co.  SR  3B 
Shelby Brown Nicholas Co.  SO  P 
Paige Compton Montgomery Co. SO P
Jenny DeAngelis Montgomery Co. SR C
Casey Greene Montgomery Co. SR 1B
Amy Haggard George Rogers Clark FR P / OF
Whitney Joseph Montgomery Co. SR LF
Tara Kauinui Bracken Co. SR CF
Michelle Ladanyi George Rogers Clark JR 2B
Kelsey Mitchell George Rogers Clark JR SS
K.K. Oaks Montgomery Co. SR CF / P
Katie Reilly Bishop Brossart SR P
Amanda Wheeler George Rogers Clark SR C
Morgan Woosley George Rogers Clark SO P / 3B


2007 10th REGION TOURNAMENT
Montgomery County defeated George Rogers Clark 4-0 in the championship game to advance to the KHSAA State Tournament at Skyview Park in Jeffersontown.  Montgomery County was playing in the championship game for the sixth time in the past seven years and won their third regional title.

PAST 10th REGION TOURNAMENT WINNERS
1995  Harrison County
1996  George Rogers Clark
1997  George Rogers Clark
1998  George Rogers Clark
1999  George Rogers Clark
2000  George Rogers Clark
2001  George Rogers Clark
2002  Bishop Brossart
2003  Montgomery County
2004  Montgomery County
2005  Estill County
2006  George Rogers Clark
2007  Montgomery County


2007 ALL STATE
Congratulations to the following 10th Region players for being named to the 2007 All State teams:

Hollee Bretz, Nicholas Co., Class 1A Second Team
Emily Hinkson, Paris, Class 1A Honorable Mention
Emily Wallace, George Rogers Clark, Class 3A First Team
K.K. Oaks, Montgomery Co., Class 3A Second Team
Jenne DeAngelis, Montgomery Co., Class 3A Honorable Mention
Ladonna Turley, Harrison Co., Class 3A Honorable Mention

2007 ALL STARS
Congratulations to the following two 10th Region players for being selected to play in the 2007 KY Prep Softball East/West All Star games:

Emily Wallace, George Rogers Clark, Senior East Team
Ladonna Turley, Harrison Co., Senior East Team
Beth Shoemaker, Montgomery Co., Senior East Team
K.K. Oaks, Montgomery Co., Junior East Team
Jenne DeAngelis, Montgomery Co., Junior East Team
Casey Greene, Montgomery Co., Junior East Team

Stuart Caudill of Montgomery County served on the coaching staff for the Senior East Team and Bart Rison of Montgomery County served on the Junior East Team staff.

2006 ALL STATE
Congratulations to the following 10th Region players for being named to the 2006 All State teams:

Lori Beth Sosby, Nicholas Co., Class 1A Honorable Mention
Hannah Gray, Nicholas Co., Class 1A Honorable Mention
Emily Wallace, George Rogers Clark, Class 3A Second Team
Sherry McGuire, Montgomery Co., Class 3A Second Team
K.K. Oaks, Montgomery Co., Class 3A Honorable Mention

2006 ALL STARS
Congratulations to the following two 10th Region players for being selected to play in the 2006 KY Prep Softball East/West All Star games:

Sherry McGuire, Montgomery Co., Senior East Team
Emily Wallace, George Rogers Clark, Junior East Team

Stuart Caudill of Montgomery County served on the coaching staff for the Senior East Team, while Jackie McCloud of George Rogers Clark and Bart Rison of Montgomery County were on the Junior East Team staff.

2005 ALL STATE
Congratulations to the following 10th Region players for being named to the 2005 All State teams:

Segille Melton, Bracken Co., Class 1A First Team
Jessica Feldhaus, Bracken Co., Class 1A First Team
Hannah Jefferson, Bracken Co., Class 1A Second Team
Victoria Witt, Estill Co., Class 2A Second Team
Jenny Ford, Montgomery Co., Class 3A Second Team
Kim Gessford, Montgomery Co., Class 3A Second Team

2005 ALL STARS
Congratulations to the following 10th Region players for being selected to play in the 2005 KY Prep Softball East/West All Star games:

Victoria Witt, Estill Co., Senior East Team
Candace Christopher, George Rogers Clark, Senior East Team
Segille Melton, Bracken Co., Senior East Team
Jenny Ford, Montgomery Co., Senior East Team
Amanda Hymer, Estill Co., Junior East Team
Paige Garrison, Montgomery Co., Junior East Team

Gary Philpot of George Rogers Clark was on the coaching staff for the Senior East Team, and Shirley Beard of Estill Co. was on the coaching staff for the Junior East Team.

2004 ALL STATE
Congratulations to the following 10th Region players for being named to the 2004 All State teams:

Mary Ratliff, Montgomery Co., Class 3A First Team & 3A Player of the Year
Christina Barnett, Montgomery Co., Class 3A Second Team
Jenny Ford, Montgomery Co., Class 3A Second Team
Casey Berryman, Estill Co., Class 2A Honorable Mention
Segille Melton, Bracken Co., Class 1A Honorable Mention
Hannah Jefferson, Bracken Co., Class 1A Honorable Mention

2004 ALL STARS
Congratulations to the following 10th Region players for being selected to play in the 2004 KY Prep Softball East/West All Star games:

Mary Ratliff, Montgomery Co., Senior East Team
Casey Berryman, Estill Co., Senior East Team
Jenny Ford, Montgomery Co., Junior East Team
Kim Gessford, Montgomery Co., Junior East Team
Brittany Strange, George Rogers Clark, Junior East Team

Bart Rison and Stuart Caudill of Montgomery Co. served as coaches for the Senior East team.


WALLACE TO CONTINUE CAREER AT LIMESTONE COLLEGE
Former George Rogers Clark standout pitcher Emily Wallace will continue her softball career at Limestone College, a Division II school in South Carolina.  Emily had an outstanding career at George Rogers Clark.  She led the Cardinals to the 2006 10th region championship and holds most, if not all of the pitching records at George Rogers Clark.  She was named second team All State in 2006 and first team All State in 2007.  She was a member of the KY Prep Softball All Star teams in 2006 and 2007, and was a member of the KY All Star team that competed against Tennessee in the KY/TN All Star games on June 30, 2007.  Best of luck in the future Emily!

CHEUVRONT & CHEUVRONT TO CONTINUE SOFTBALL CAREERS IN COLLEGE
Two George Rogers Clark softball players have signed to play softball in college.  Center fielder, Haley Cheuvront has signed to play for Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia, KY.  Second baseman, Megan Cheuvront has signed to play for St. Catharine College near Spingfield, KY.  Both had outstanding careers at GRC and we wish them the best of luck in college!

MELTON AND FELDHAUS PLAYING SOFTBALL AT NKU
Former Bracken County stars Segille Melton and Jessica Feldhaus are playing softball for Northern Kentucky University. Both had outstanding high school careers at Bracken County, and we wish them the best of luck in college! Click on the link above to follow their progress at NKU.


MARY RATLIFF PLAYING SOFTBALL FOR THE FLORIDA GATORS
Former Montgomery Co. standout Mary Ratliff is playing college softball for the University of Florida.  Click on the link above to follow the Gators.

Friday, May 14
WALLACE BREAKS GRC STRIKEOUT RECORD
Emily Wallace of George Rogers Clark broke the school record for most strikeouts in a seven inning game by striking out 19 Powell County hitters in the Applebee's Lady Indian Classic at Tommy Reffitt Field in Mt. Sterling on May 14, 2004. She also had two assists making her responsible for all 21 outs. The previous mark of 17 strikeouts was set by Lori Bayless on June 9, 2000 against Middlesboro.


Thursday, April 1
GARRISON BREAKS STATE HOME RUN RECORD
Montgomery County first baseman Paige Garrison broke the KHSAA state record for most home runs in a game by hitting three out against Powell County on April 1, 2004. There had never been a ball hit out of Powell County's park in Stanton until Garrison blasted three in four at bats. According to KHSAA state records, the old mark of two in a game had been accomplished 14 times. Garrison also tied the state record for most home runs in consecutive at bats with two.